Chances

Daylight shines like miracle in my face
and I have to complete the final race
the weather is fine and I just cannot
get you off my mind, I am lost in the
depth of the sea and there is no one
and there is no one there to rescue me

The waves are tossing me up and down
and the vessels are circling the sea
as they approach the polarize city
the people are hanging low and
 they have nowhere to go
come and save me before 
the giant waves arrest me

Soft is the wind that blows
showing me which way to go
ploughing over steep mountain
skipping and dancing on my window sill
while the destiny waits on the wet shores

Come and sit with me
and let me tell you a story
walk with me to the shore
and I will tell you how to open the door

listen to the voices beyond the sea
they are crying out for thee, open
your mouth and breath fresh air 
and the universe will accompany you
when you get there.

chance the sun and brave the sea
a new life awaits thee, listen to 
your intuition and you will conquers
 the challenges on the land
   
The battle is raging over there
and people are dying everywhere
the roofs are gone and the people
all gather on the empty lawn
comforting each other while
they hope for a better tomorrow
there is nothing that they could do
 they just stood still and watch the devilish
wind creates havoc on the hill.

It is not quiet over there
the storm is still raging everywhere
And the people are scattered all over
lift your courage and come I will
walk with you in the sun until the day is done
come and take this chance with me.
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